100 Best Apartments in Fort Worth, TX (with reviews)

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Rent prices in cities near Fort Worth, TX

Apartments in Addison $1,740
Apartments in Allen $1,771
Apartments in Arlington $1,334
Apartments in Bedford $1,389
Apartments in Burleson $1,496
Apartments in Carrollton $1,635
Apartments in Cedar Hill $1,491
Apartments in Coppel $1,849
Apartments in Dallas $1,598
Apartments in Denton $1,499
Apartments in DeSoto $1,434
Apartments in Duncanville $1,312
Apartments in Euless $1,474
Apartments in Farmers Branch $1,810
Apartments in Flower Mound $2,075
Apartments in Frisco $1,919
Apartments in Garland $1,415
Apartments in Grand Prairie $1,511
Apartments in Grapevine $1,785
Apartments in Haltom City $1,132
Apartments in Hurst $1,242
Apartments in Irving $1,520
Apartments in Justin $2,512
Apartments in Keller $1,785
Apartments in Lancaster $1,202
Apartments in Lewisville $1,587
Apartments in Little Elm $1,757
Apartments in Mansfield $1,630
Apartments in Mesquite $1,252
Apartments in North Richland Hills $1,516
Apartments in Plano $1,851
Apartments in Red Oak $1,281
Apartments in Roanoke $1,728
Apartments in Rowlett $1,616
Apartments in The Colony $1,770
Apartments in Waxahachie $1,437
Apartments in Weatherford $1,371

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Rent prices in Fort Worth, TX's popular neighborhoods

Apartments in Benbrook $1,202
Apartments in Fossil Creek $1,572
Apartments in Centreport $1,451
Apartments in Eastchase $1,214
Apartments in Highland Hills $1,129
Apartments in Downtown Fort Worth $1,627
Apartments in Overton South $1,291
Apartments in Primrose Crossing $1,719
Apartments in Summerfields $1,572

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Average rent in Fort Worth, TX

$1,443/mo Fort Worth, TX average rental price, October 2022

The average monthly rent of apartments in Fort Worth, TX is $1,443.

Fort Worth, TX apartment rent ranges

About 29% of apartment rents in Fort Worth, TX range between $1,501-$2,000. Meanwhile, apartments priced over > $2,000 represent 11% of apartments. Around 45% of Fort Worth’s apartments are in the $1,001-$1,500 price range. 15% of apartments are priced between $701-$1,000.

Fort Worth, TX rent trends

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Compared to the national average rent of $1,727, the average rent in Fort Worth, TX is $1,443.

Getting around in Fort Worth, TX

18 /100

Car-Dependent

24 /100

Somewhat Bikeable

Walk Score®: 18, Bike Score®: 24

Frequently asked questions

When were prices and availability in Fort Worth, TX last updated?

Prices and availability in Fort Worth, TX were last updated on 7 Feb 2023.

What are the best apartments in Fort Worth, TX?

The best apartments in Fort Worth, TX are: Presidium Revelstoke, Carmel Creekside, Southern Oaks, Park Villas and The Bowery at Southside.

What is the average rent in Fort Worth, TX?

The average rent in Fort Worth, TX is $1,443. Start your search for apartments in Fort Worth, TX now.

What is the price range for a studio apartment in Fort Worth, TX?

The price range for a studio apartment in Fort Worth, TX is between $829 and $6,131. View all studio apartments in Fort Worth, TX.

What is the price range for a 1-bedroom apartment in Fort Worth, TX?

The price range for a 1-bedroom apartment in Fort Worth, TX is between $459 and $9,999,999. Browse all available 1-bedroom apartments in Fort Worth, TX now.

What is the price range for a 2-bedroom apartment in Fort Worth, TX?

The price range for a 2-bedroom apartment in Fort Worth, TX is between $609 and $9,999,999. Browse and find a 2-bedroom apartment in Fort Worth, TX.

What is the price range for a 3-bedroom apartment in Fort Worth, TX?

The price range for a 3-bedroom apartment in Fort Worth, TX is between $863 and $7,493. Browse all available 3-bedroom apartments in Fort Worth, TX.

What type of rental buildings are in Fort Worth, TX?

In Fort Worth, 43% of the residents are renting compared to 57% owning a home, according to data from the U.S. Census Bureau. Large-scale apartment buildings with more than 50 units represent 15% of Fort Worth’s rentals, 51% are small-scale complexes with under 50 units, and 33% are single-family rentals.

What do typical apartment communities look like in Fort Worth, TX?

The age and size of multifamily buildings are among the most visible characteristics of the rental market in a city.  In this case, the apartment buildings in Fort Worth are about 28 years old, on average. Of these, 43% have been built since 2000, representing the newer options on the market and typically offering more amenities. Rental buildings in the city have an average height of 2 stories. About 75% of the rental communities here are low-rise, garden-style communities, 6% are mid-rises, and none are high-rise buildings. These are true especially for large-scale multifamily buildings with over 50 apartments.

What apartment floorplans are common in Fort Worth, TX?

Rental apartments in Fort Worth come in a range of sizes and floorplans. Studio apartments represent 2% of units for rent, ideal for singles, renters on a budget and people who value central locations more than space. Rentals with 1-bedroom floorplans make up 49% of the total apartments in the city, while 2-bedroom floorplans represent around 40% of all rentals in Fort Worth. The rest are larger floorplans with 3 bedrooms or more, typically preferred by families, larger households or roommates sharing space.

Renter's guide to Fort Worth, TX

Usually lumped in with its Metroplex counterpart Dallas, Fort Worth is a medium-sized city located in North Texas. Known for its Stockyards area (where real-life cattle drives happen daily!), it offers a refreshing taste of Texas, while still boasting plenty of big-city amenities and fun.
Fort Worth is like any suburban city, only with hints of Texas country here and there. It boasts a bustling nightlife, top restaurants and shops, a great music scene and plenty of entertainment options for all ages. It’s also home to Billy Bob’s, the world’s largest honky tonk.
Though you might think this country-sounding town is a small one, it’s actually the fifth-biggest city in the Lone Star State. Compared to Dallas, Fort Worth is only a few hundred thousand residents smaller. Houston, which boasts more than 2.1 million residents, is much larger in comparison.
About 45 minutes from Dallas and 4 hours from Houston, it’s an easy drive to most major Texas cities from Fort Worth. Austin and San Antonio are also only a few hours’ jaunt away. There are two airports in the area – Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport and Dallas Love Field. DFW is in nearby Grapevine, about 30 minutes away, and is the main hub for air travel in the area. Love Field is smaller, serving airlines like Southwest.
Like most cities in Texas, Fort Worth experiences hot, long summers and very short winters. The average temperature in July (the hottest month of the year) is 96 degrees, while spring and fall hover in the 70s and 80s. Winters tend to average in the 40s and 50s, with sporadic ice and snowfall. It’s not uncommon for Fort Worth residents to have one or two “ice days” away from work, when the roads are too dangerous to drive on.

Tips for renting in Fort Worth, TX

Like other cities in Texas, Fort Worth tenants have the right to safe and hazard-free living, and landlords are responsible for making this happen. If landlords refuse to care for or properly maintain their properties according to city health and safety standards, tenants can take legal action. Landlords cannot retaliate (or evict) a tenant for taking legal action, either.

Before moving to Fort Worth, renters should familiarize themselves with the different areas of the city. Pricing and amenities vary greatly from area to area. Newer, more nightlife-filled neighborhoods (like West 7^th, downtown or Magnolia for example), will be higher-priced than those closer to suburban neighborhoods and college campuses. The city offers something for every budget and preference.

Fort Worth, TX demographics

892,221Total Population
454,911 Female

437,310 Male
33Median Age

Fort Worth, TX has a population of 892,221 according to the most recent data from the U.S. Census Bureau. 454,911 of Fort Worth’s residents are women and 437,310 are men. The median age of those who live in Fort Worth, TX is 33.

Living in Fort Worth, TX

Fort Worth offers a small-town feel while still boasting plenty of big-city amenities. Traffic is light, it’s easy to get to and from places, and the city is quite affordable, especially compared to Dallas.
There are many pros to living in Fort Worth, including low traffic, plenty of dining and entertainment options, great schools and more. Jobs in Fort Worth, TX are also abundant, so for residents looking for new prospects, it’s a great place to move. In fact, in 2014, WalletHub even named it the No. 1 city in the nation to find a job.

But like any city, Fort Worth isn’t perfect. There are a few cons to living in the area, the major one being its crime rate. According to AreaVibes.com, the overall crime rate in the city is 40 percent higher than the national average. There are 11 daily crimes per every 100,000 people.
Culture abounds in Fort Worth, the home of dozens of art, history, and science museums. It also boasts a robust music scene, with local venues hosting thousands of local, national and international musical acts of all kinds year round. There’s also the Fort Worth Opera, the Fort Worth Symphony and Casa Manana, which host plays and shows of all sorts. The main local newspaper serving the area is the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, which boasts a circulation of just under 200,000.

Fort Worth, TX households

206,491 Family

100,757 Non-family
117,357 Children

189,891 No Children

307,248Total Number of Households
2.85Average People Per Household
$64,567Median Household Income

According to U.S. Census data, there are 307,248 households in Fort Worth, TX. 206,491 are family households and 100,757 are non-family households. There are 117,357 households with children in Fort Worth and 189,891 households without children. On average, about 2.85 people live in a household in Fort Worth, TX.

Things to do in Fort Worth, TX

Fort Worth is home to a number of different areas; there’s the young and hip West 7th section, the downtown area, the historic Stockyards, and the folksy Southside / Magnolia region. Each one offers a plethora of things to do and see. Downtown, Sundance Square is one of the top draws, boasting dozens of highly rated restaurants, live music, fun fountains for the kids to play in and more.

If you have kids, you’re in luck: There are loads of fun and exciting family attractions in this Texas town. One of the city’s biggest draws is the Fort Worth Zoo, which is home to hundreds of animals, including elephants, giraffes, rhinos, leopards and more. Other fun kid-friendly places include Main Event, the Fort Worth Children’s Museum, and the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History.

Fort Worth has plenty to offer couples, too. The Coyote Drive In movie theater offers a fun, throwback way to see current films, while the Fort Worth Symphony lets you dress to the nines and hear the city’s best musicians live and in concert. Bass Performance Hall also regular hosts Broadway plays, and Billy Bob’s is a great choice if dancing is more your speed. Joe T Garcia’s is one of the area’s most talked-about restaurants and offers a great date-night spot. The highly popular Rodeo Goat is another great choice, boasting premium burgers and a great patio.

If you’re on a budget, there are many free activities in Fort Worth, like the Fort Worth Botanic Garden. There you can have a picnic, enjoy the scenery and take in professionally curated trees, flowers and wildlife. The Historic Stockyards offer a number of free activities, including a twice-daily cattle drive, the Texas Trail of Fame and the Texas Cowboy Hall of Fame.

When it comes to annual events, it doesn’t get much better than the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo. Watch live calf-roping, bull riding and more, and ride on carnival rides to your heart’s content. The Main Street Arts Festival is also a big draw, as is the Fort Worth Food + Wine Festival.

Parks & Shopping Venues in Fort Worth

The city of Fort Worth is home to loads of beautiful and well-maintained parks. The Fort Worth Water Gardens are a beautiful sight to see, as are the Fort Worth Botanic Gardens. For some fun time with Fido, Z Bonz Dog Park is perfect, offering a small and large dog area, a swimming pond and tons of exercise and training tools for the pups. The park’s human counterpart, Z Boaz, offers trails and a disc golf course.

As for shopping, Fort Worth boasts two malls: Ridgmar Mall and Hulen Mall. Both have movie theaters on site, as well as several department stores, boutique shops, a food court and more. The University Park Village area also offers several shopping options, including a Kendra Scott store, an Apple store, an Anthropologie and a Banana Republic.

Fort Worth, TX employment & economy

The major industries in Fort Worth are oil/gas, healthcare and aerospace defense. Some of the biggest employers in the city include Lockheed Martin, American Airlines, Fort Worth ISD and Texas Health Resources. Several large companies have hubs in the area too, including Budweiser and Alcon, and there is much oil and gas exploration in the area, making jobs in this sector abundant.

Education in Fort Worth, TX

The city is served by the Fort Worth Independent School District, as well as a handful of other districts in the region. Several private schools, like Fort Worth Country Day School, are popular in the area, and the Fort Worth Academy of Fine Arts offers a place for students interested in music, theater or the arts. A number of colleges and universities are located within the city limits, including Texas Christian University, Texas Wesleyan University, and Tarrant County College.

There is also Remington College, which offers associates degrees in medical assisting, computer administration, criminal justice and graphic arts, and Columbia College, which offers varies business, computer science, arts, history and general studies programs.

Fort Worth, TX education statistics

The level of education of the population of Fort Worth, TX is as follows: 7% have no high school education, 35% completed some high school, 24% partially completed college, 7% have an Associate Degree, 18% have a Bachelor Degree, and 9% have a Graduate Degree.

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4/5 Deb on Nov 30, 2022

Love the staff if I stay it will be because of them. The neighbors dogs bark 24/7 all night because they don’t take the dogs out. My only complaint with noise. I feel safe and overall has been good.

4/5 Antonia D. on Oct 1, 2022

I love living here. It’s great for my children, amenities are great! Parking should be free. With what we pay for rent, all the empty paid parking spaces and no place for residents to park for free. Also I wish some residents would be more respectful with noise in the pool late at night. Other than that, I’m enjoying my time here. Thank you!

5/5 Cynthia M. on Dec 1, 2022

The management team here is very helpful. The maintenance team is very experienced. We are very pleased with our new living experience.

5/5 Angela on Jun 30, 2022

Great place to live, great location, excellent service, really nice staff.

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